Day 1: Arrival
- Nairobi
Meet and assist services at Jomo Kenyatta airport on arrival then transfer
you to Boulevard hotel for overnight stay

Day 2:Nairobi
– Samburu
Pick up from your hotel at 0700 hrs and passing the majestic Mt. Kenya
en route to the open savannah of Samburu Game Reserve. We camp in the
narrow stretch of palms and woodland by the Ewaso Nyiro River which provides
water for the animals and some relief from the equatorial sun.

Day 3: Samburu
National Reserve
Full day spent exploring the park. Morning and afternoon game drives are
offered – Dinner and overnight stay at a campsite.

The highlights
of Samburu game reserve is the spectacular scenic beauty, rivers and forests.
It is an area where the local people have a rich and colorful heritage.
The reserves have numerous permanent springs and a wealth of wildlife
which includes leopard, hippo, elephant, lion, reticulated giraffe, Grevy’s
zebra and crocodile in the Ewaso Nyiro river. Over 365 species of birds
have been identified in the sanctuaries.

Day 4 : Lake
Nakuru National park.
We break the camp soon after break fast and proceed to Lake Nakuru National
park. Game is viewed as we exit the park. Lunch enroute followed by an
afternoon game drives as the pick lake. Dinner and overnight at Lake Nakuru
guest house
Lake Nakuru is a shallow alkaline lake on the edges of Nakuru town and
lies a distance of 160 kilometers from Nairobi. The lake is world famous
as home to millions of flamingoes. The number of flamingoes depends on
the water level which determines the quantity of algae on which the birds
feed. Flamingoes are known to migrate to other Rift Valley lakes whenever
the water level is low. The National Park surrounds the lake and was gazetted
to protect the colony of flamingoes as well as provide sanctuary for endangered
species such as the rhino. There are about 25 white and black rhinos,
one of the largest concentrations in the country. Predators are also residents
to this park while Rothschild’s giraffe have been trans-located
into the park for safety

Day 5: Lake
Nakuru – Maasai Mara
We break the camp soon after breakfast and travel south through the beautiful
savannahs and plains of the Rift Valley and reach our base camp site,
where we enjoy another evening out bush under the far-reaching African
sky. Game is viewed as we proceed to Mara Enchoro or Sidai Camp for Dinner
and overnight stay.

Day 7/6 : Maasai
Mara
Spend the next two days on game drives exploring the Masai Mara. The open
grasslands are home to incredibly rich and varied wildlife and the awesome,
annual migration of millions of wildebeest and antelope is the highlight
of any visit to Africa from July to September. Optional balloon safari
can be arranged at an extra coat of US$ 450 per person.

The Maasai
Mara Game Reserve is arguably Kenya’s most popular game sanctuary.
It is the most famous and most visited game reserve in Kenya. The film
‘Out of Africa’ was made to a great extent in this reserve.
Virtually every type of wildlife can be seen at the Mara. A spectacle
worth seeing is the annual migration of millions of wildebeest, zebra
and gazelle from Serengeti plains across the Tanzania border and the Mara
River to reach Maasai Mara grazing fields from late June. The dramatic
crossing of the river and the preying on the migrants by predators can
be viewed from early July to August. The reserve abounds with birdlife
since dose to about 452 species have been recorded.

Day8 : Masai
Mara – Lake Naivasha
We depart the campsite soon after breakfast and proceed to Lake Naivasha.
visit to hells gate national park- this park can be explored on foot or
by cycling- bicycles are available for hire at an extra cost. Dinner and
overnight stay at Fish Eagle Camp

Hells gate
national park is characterized by diverse topography and geological scenery.
It has historically been an important home for the rare lammergeyer, but
it is now thought that the famous pair of birds may not have nested in
the park for several years.
One is encouraged to hike and cycle in the park. This is a rarity in Kenyan
National Parks, and is only made possible due to the lack of large predators
such as lions and cheetahs

Day 9: Lake
Naivasha – Amboseli National park
Break the camp and proceed to Amboseli national park. Via Nairobi –Amboseli
is the magnificent park at the foot hills of Mt.Kilimanjaro.After noon
game drives followed by dinner and overnight stay at Kibo safari Camp
This small park (at 392 sq km) is the second most popular park in Kenya
after Maasai Mara, mainly due to the spectacular backdrop of Mt. Kilimanjaro
on the southern boundary.
Amboseli means ‘the place of water’ in Maasai language. The
park has an endless supply of water which is filtered through thousands
of meters of volcanic rock from Mount Kilimanjaro. Animal species seen
include elephant, zebra, wildebeest, giraffe, impala and leopard. The
birdlife seen here includes pelican, bee eater, kingfisher, African fish
eagle and pygmy falcon. Amboseli is one of the most popular parks and
offers excellent accommodation facilities. There are five lodges and two
campsites inside the park. Kilimanjaro forms the backdrop of this game
sanctuary and it is a sight to see and marvel at. The nomadic richly decorated
Maasai who are deeply steeped in Maasai culture entertain visitors with
enchanting dances of ageless Africa.

Day 10 : Amboseli
- Lake Manyara
Early morning game drives, then return to the camp for breakfast, we drive
into Tanzania via the Namanga border. We also pass through Arusha to Lake
Manyara National park with lunch enroute. Regardless of the direction
we approach Manyara from, the view is always fantastic. We proceed to
a campsite for dinner and overnight stay.

Lake Manyara
is a shallow, alkaline lake that is part of the Rift Valley wall; the
lake is at the base of this dramatic western escarpment giving it a beautiful
and serene setting. In addition to this peaceful setting, Lake Manyara’s
main attractions are its rich bird life, tree climbing lions and its hippos,
which you can see at a closer range than many other places. Lake Manyara
also hosts thousands of flamingos at certain times of the year and has
diverse vegetation ranging from savannah, to marshes and acacia woodland,
enabling a variety of wildlife habitats including butterflies.

Day 11 : Lake
Manyara - Serengeti National park
Morning game drives at Lake Manyara National park then proceed to Serengeti
national park. Game is viewed as we proceed to the campsite for dinner
and overnight stay.

Day 12 : Serengeti
National park
Full days spent exploring the park. Morning and afternoon game drives
are offered. Dinner and overnight stay at a campsite.

Serengeti is
Africa’s most famous and Tanzania’s largest park covering
14,736 sq km and is adjoining with the Masai Mara National reserve in
Kenya. With a wildebeest population of about 2 million and several other
hoofed species (which include zebra, Thomson’s gazelle, impala,
topi, Grants gazelle, Kongoni, Eland, Kirk’s dik dik, klipspringer,
roan, Oryx, oribi, waterbuck, buffalo, giraffe and warthog), the Serengeti
is sure to attract a string of prey such as lion, leopard, cheetah, hyena,
golden jackals and bat eared foxes. Elephants are relatively scarce and
the few remaining black rhinoceros are restricted to the Moru Koppies
area.
Serengeti also offers rewarding bird viewing with ostrich and kori bustard
being common, a variety of larks, finches, and raptors can be seen but
the most distinctive small bird is the lilac breasted roller

Day 13 : Serengeti
- Ngorongoro crater
We view game as we drive southeast up into the magnificent Ngorongoro
Conservation .Full afternoon crater tour followed by dinner and overnight
stay at a Simba Campsite by the crater rim.

The Ngorongoro
crater is the world’s biggest whole volcanic caldera at 8300 sq
km and is arguably the most stunning arena.
It is frequently described as one of the wonders of the world, not only
because of its geological magnificence, but also because it serves as
an extraordinary natural sanctuary for some of Africa’s largest
populations of large mammals. Ngorongoro and other freestanding mountains
are volcanic in origin, formed during the fracturing process that created
the Rift valley 15 to 20 million years ago. When it peaked in size 3 million
years ago it was a similar height to Mt. Kilimanjaro today

Day 14 : Ngorongoro
– Tarangire National park

Early breakfast
then break the camp and proceed to Tarangire national park ; game drives
.dinner and overnight stay at a campsite

Herds of up
to 300 elephants scratch the dry river bed for underground streams, while
migratory wildebeest, zebra, buffalo, impala, gazelle, hartebeest and
eland crowd the shrinking lagoons. It's the greatest concentration of
wildlife outside the Serengeti ecosystem - a smorgasbord for predators
– and the one place in Tanzania where dry-country antelope such
as the stately fringe-eared oryx and peculiar long-necked gerenuk are
regularly observed

Day 15 : Arusha
– Nairobi
Break the camp soon after breakfast and drive to Arusha - lunch then board
an afternoon Shuttle bus to Nairobi departing at 1400 hrs to arrive at
around 1600 hrs - drop off at the airport to board your home bound flight
hrs.

Tour Price
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2 pax US$ 3080
4 pax US$ 2820
6 pax US$ 2650

Tour Price
Includes
-Transport in a Custom made tour van in Kenya and 4x4 land cruiser in
Tanzania
- Crater service fees/conservation fees.
- Services of a professional English speaking guide
- Game parks or national parks entry fees;
- Campsite fees;- Camping gear
- Use of our two/three person tents;
- Foam mattresses;
- Accommodations in Self contained Tents in Masai Mara/Lake Nakuru/Amboseli
National park
- 1 night accommodations in Nairobi on bed and breakfast basis
- Arusha Nairobi shuttle bus transfer
- Three meals per day whilst on safari, prepared by our cook
- 1 litre Mineral water per person per day